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Hi again, thought I would post this separately since it is a bit involved. My

oldest is 7, has high functioning autism and ADHD and prior to SCD, even when on

GFCF (and a lot of other free's) he had chronic D and C and stalled weight gain,

adrenal fatigue, yeast issues...you name it! Anyway, he has progressed

wonderfully on SCD, we are soooo happy for him. Now we are coming round the

bend on 2 1/2 months and I think he is having some kind of flare...last week we

were on vacation and he was constipated for 3 days (unheard of now) then was

acting seriously wacky when in public but calm and fine when alone with the

family (felt safe and so he chilled out). We came home and his behaviors

improved but he had crazy loose emergency poops for two days...probably went 12+

times in less than 24 hours, including several hours in the middle of the night.

Now the poops are back to constipated and he is avoiding eye contact, he is

whiny, he is avoiding interaction, he won't answer us ....all the things we

dealt with before the diet, minus the raging tantrums, thank goodness. I have

cut back his banana intake so I can't blame that for the constipation, he is

eating fewer now than ever. Sooooo, what is this? Is this the dreaded 3 month

flare? Intolerance (I haven't changed a thing in this time)? Die-off? How is

die-off different from a flare? I have been looking for the answer to these

questions here and elsewhere and it seems like we don't know...is that the case?

Is it so different for each individual that there is no answer?

Hoping not,

:) Chrissy

mama to 3 boys on SCD 2 1/2 months

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